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Title:How to Make them Goodies
Notice:Please Don't Start New Notes for Old Topics! Check 5.*
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Created:Tue Feb 18 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4127
Total number of notes:31160

3739.0. "North End Grocery" by MILPND::BENHAM () Thu Jan 28 1993 09:44

    This was also posted in the Boston Notesfile.
    
    Does anyone have the name of a good grocery in the North End?
    I'd like to buy different types of pasta that you can't
    get in your local grocery store.   
    
    Thanks
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3739.1it all depends on where you live if you want it..RINGER::WALTERused to be AquiliaThu Jan 28 1993 12:388
    I believe there is a note called "Special stores" or something like
    that already in there that gives store names for unique things such as
    different pastas.  In fact, I specifically remember a place in Westford
    that evidently has wonderful pasta and there is always Monty's Pasta
    Shop in Leominster.  Although not located in the North End, I believe
    their pasta would be just as good as Hanover Street's, NO?
    
    cj
3739.2They've got a big sign on the upper wall16BITS::DELBALSOI (spade) my (dog face)Thu Jan 28 1993 14:369
Pace and Sons is the big place right on Salem (?) Street as you approach the
North End from the Haymarket T station (it's the street that parallels the
artery on the east, with which Hanover makes a "T".) I seem to recall that it's
sandwiched in between the florist and either a bakery or the packie. They also
do mail order with Visa/MC, shipping by UPS, $25 minimum. (I had to order some
stuff just before the holidays as I didn't feel like carrying it around the
night I was there.) You can get their number from 617-555-1212.

-Jack